We contacted over 6 kennels and rescue shelters during the past 2.5 months. Nebraska No Kill Rescue…read moreCanine Rescue was the best organized and professional of all the rescues contacted. There are many people who are still buying puppies or pure bred dogs instead of relying on these non profit organizations. There are great dogs who need a loving home that will provide safety and comfort. Take a look at this organization. They are very thorough and efficient with the application process. Thank you for finding our new family member.

This option seemed like a dream at first. Until the guy who "runs" the place ( I'll leave unnamed)…read moreis so kind and sweet at first. Watch out though! If his day is off just a little he will be rude and inconsiderate. Worst of all, if you have to return a dog because it is a threat to your original animal...he will make you feel like the biggest compost pile emaginable. When infact, all parties knew there was a small chance this herding dog wouldn't do well with a cat. If you can in fact handle an egotistical judgmental mouthy rude old man, this is the place for you.

Linda was a huge disappointment. We spent 200+ dollars on a two hour session that could have been…read moredone in 10 minutes. She asked for my children to be present and ready to learn, but also asked to have a back up plan (baby sitter) because kids can be "needy". Instead they were on their electronics the whole time in their room while my husband and I spent 2 hours listening to her talk our ears off. We had to reschedule a 4 o'clock appointment because of her family matter, which I understand. She had us rescheduled for a 6 o'clock appointment. I explained to her that late in evenings are hard for me, and earlier would be better. I had a brain aneurysm and i struggled mentally when I am tired. She wasn't flexible The only reason I am giving 2 stars, is because she did give us a few helpful tricks that could have taken 10 minutes vs. 2 hours. She should have included my kids.

It is difficult to express how important Linda has been to our family over the past 2 years. We…read morebrought an F1 Sheepadoodle puppy into our home with no experience or knowledge, about how to do so successfully. My husband found Linda and her In Relation with Dogs website, and immediately I was grateful. Her website describes perfectly her attitude and approach to animal behavior and the importance of building a relationship between you and your pet. Linda's Puppy Training introduced us to this basic shift and approach to animal behavior, and the role of a pet in the family. Through private lessons at our home, Linda was able to educate, model, and practice training skills with each person in our family. She was able to observe our different levels of understanding and styles, our interactions with our puppy, Otis, and see the environment in which we live. She respectfully and supportively instructed us in specific moments of interaction and became a valuable resource for our entire family. Linda has years of experience and education, and shares her knowledge in a respectful and considerate way. Linda has accompanied us on a training journey that continues to evolve. We now have plans for Otis. We think about his needs, and consider him, completely differently than we had before working with Linda. We continue to learn, and Linda continues to be available with a genuine interest and love for what she does. In Relation with Dogs is much more that a puppy or dog training course. It is an opportunity to consider a new approach animal (and human) behavior. Linda inspires us to develop positive relationships, establish new habits or modify behavior patterns, and consider that positively reinforcing behavior, certainly doesn't just apply to dogs.

I adopted both of my dogs from HUA. They are an amazing organization that truly cares about…read moreanimals and finding good homes for them. A frequent complaint is they are "too picky." Seriously? They want the very best experience for the animals they are responsible for finding good homes for. Unfortunately humans lie and deceive sometimes. HUA has had experience with that. My 2 dogs have each been through a lot before they were rescued. I had to put up a 6 foot fence to adopt and keep them safe. They are happy, safe , spoiled and loved and have been with me for several years. JC is such a good guard dog! Quinccy has c only one eye and is deaf (due to bad breading). They are my family. Thank you Heart's United for Animals!

My wife and I donated very substantially over the years and adopted from them twice. A year ago we…read moretook in a colony of 4 pregnant cats that produced a dozen kittens. We had ALL -- mothers and kittens -- spayed, neutered and given all shots plus vet care, which was a VERY substantial expense. I recently I appealed (three times) to HUA to help us find homes for four remaining cats, to save them from the coyotes that roam the neighborhood. I was told in NO uncertain terms that they would NOT accept cats. That, despite their website advertsing their cats for adoption, and their professed no-kill policy. I was trying to save these cats from death by coyote, but nothing I said, nor the years of donations, made any difference. I am more than angry. Ifeel used and betrayed. It's a shame that HUA's "humanity" apparently can be turned on and off like the hot water.

My dogs love Dr Jacobson. The whole staff treats they so well. Thank you for treating Cooper and…read moreCalleigh with love and respect.

Dr Jacobson is the best vet ever! His care for my dogs is amazing. It is as if...he speaks the same…read morelanguage the dogs do. It is so heartwarming to have him and his team care for the animals. I truly believe my dogs understand "we are going to see Dr Jacobson" never nervous to walk in the door. Thank you for being my dogs doctor.

PSA to all pitbull/bully mix owners - Do not go here!…read more I'm truly beyond words at the treatment we received here, and would not recommend anyone give them business. My dog was suddenly wimpering and having issues moving, so I took her here instead of our primary vet because we were told they had an XRay and could do testing for us. Over the phone before coming in, I let the staff know that my dog wears a muzzle when outside because of her fear reactivity, and she cannot be in a waiting room with other dogs, and specifically described her behavior when scared so they understood, and they said they could absolutely accommodate her. When I got there, we were put in an exam room, and a nurse came in to ask me questions. I provided all her information, vaccination and spay history, her primary vet to contact, me and by boyfriend's names, and answered all their questions. The vet then came in, and looked visibly put off by my dog barking, continously asked me to make her leash shorter because she was uncomfortable being within less than 3 feet of her, and not only looked at my dog with what felt like disgust, but also it felt like I was being shamed as a pet owner because of my dog's reactivity (she is 1.5 years old, and in training to help this.) She placed paperwork and supplies to collect samples from her on the edge of the desk and backed away from us, and then only once tried to ask me for the leash, when she flinched and told me that there was no way we could do an exam on her. We had already discussed sedation to do XRays and I gave the go ahead, but she flat out refused to go anywhere near my dog at this point. While I'm in tears in our exam room, trying to calm down my very stressed and injured dog, she was the farthest thing from empathetic. After this visit, my boyfriend called to get some clarification on why she wouldn't exam the dog, since all other vets we have been to have understood her reactivity and been able to manage her fine, and she said she "couldn't confirm her rabies vaccine" and that she was "too aggressive" (she is a fully muzzled dog, barking, who has her tags for registration and vaccination right on her collar) She was very rude when asked why she didn't try to introduce herself to the dog or speak to her to calm her down, since her fear is of strangers, and her words were "I usually don't talk to dogs because they can't speak back." Once again, I felt she was trying to paint my dog as a rabid animal, and was not at all empathetic to the injured dog I brought in, who again, could not have done anything to her or her staff, because she was fully muzzled. My boyfriend tried calling again, because on top of this we were charged an exam fee, even though they refused examination, and they hung up the phone when we asked to discuss this. He then went to the office to discuss the bill, as we didnt feel it was fair that we pay for a service you declined to give our pet, and didn't treat her with the same standard of care all animals deserve. Instead of speaking to him about this, as soon as he said his name to the receptionist, they threatened to call the cops and let us know we were "fired" as clients. I have never been more heartbroken with how my dog, myself, and my partner were treated in this process, and I would've appreciated honesty through this. Over the phone, the vet tried to tell multiple stories that were compeltely untrue about my and my dog's behavior, and couldn't offer any explanations for her actions. Truly, this situation was escalated out of control by Dr. Vander Broek, and if they were unable to accommodate my reactive dog, they should've said so. I wholeheartedly believe if she wasn't a pitbull mix, we would've had a better experience, but I don't think they had any intention of helping us. If you cannot treat every dog, regardless of their situation with basic decency, you shouldn't be a vet.

I haven't been back to cotner pet care since Dr Otto and Dr Jones left. Last time I was in the…read moreclinic was when my Doxie digby passed away at the age of 15 so I kind of avoided it. Yesterday though my cat was acting very weird and hacking and not eating and just being strange so I called in the tech fit me into the schedule same day. The clinic has changed completely it's very modern now and has little treat dispensers and coffee machine and a water machine and just slick and clean. The techs were very very nice and super accommodating, patient and understanding. Dr Shane was awesome actually came in and assess the situation and then the tech came in which is very different and nice. He shook my hand welcomed me to the clinic and took my cat and did some tests and gave me some directions on what to do next. We also got some more treats at the end for Klondike also came to the appointment just to be moral support for his brother Taffy. I strongly recommend this veterinarian I'm very picky about my clinics and my doctors that I choose. So give them a try!

Great groomer located at 40th and pioneers. Small shop with just a few grooming stations. All the…read moregroomers have been excellent to work with, and our dog looks great when finished. If you're looking for a new groomer, give them a shot.

We LOVE Catherine! I took my very timid doggo, Loki, to Dog Gone Gorgeous for his first…read moreprofessional grooming and we were VERY happy with the results. Catherine made sure Loki was comfortable and felt safe. He hated the blow dryer so they have kennels that blow room-temperature air through them--thank goodness! Loki's haircut was so perfect; she cut all the right areas at the right length and he just looks so perfect!!!!! She also got his nails to a perfect length! Catherine did an amazing job and will for sure bring Loki back! She also made me feel comfortable with leaving him with her, I could tell she really loved Loki! So so happy with his haircut and grooming! THANK YOU!!!!!!!

Love shopping here! Staff is always so friendly and helpful! He's always willing to stop and talk…read moreabout my tank and give helpful tips and insights! Highly recommend this place!

I bought a tank and some supplies while I had my kid with me and the owner helped me load…read moreeverything into my car.

Super friendly owners! Great location! Enjoyed our visit! Felt like we were part of the family.read more

We kept our horse at K/B for 1 night. The owners are very kind people and we enjoyed chatting with…read morethem before we continued on our trip. I originally booked a stall, but asked to keep our horse in the turnout paddock once we got there - K/B was happy to let me change my request and our horse got to stretch her legs for the night. The facility is well equipped and clean for all your overnight boarding needs. It's also easy to find off the freeway and their communication was great.